ball gazing造句

• Still, crystal-ball gazing is notoriously unreliable.
• Mind reading and crystal ball gazing can lead to all sorts of problems.
• Perhaps the most prescient example of his crystal-ball gazing was in 1991.
• Isn't that chrystal ball gazing?
• Not asking for crystal ball gazing here.
• "Crystal-ball gazing, isn't it ? " he said.
• Now on to the nominees in the top categories and some more crystal-ball gazing.
• Wikipedia Crystal ball gazing does not require that proposed projects actually be in existence before they may be written about.
• The camp, of course, was wiped out by a flood, but we digress from our crystal ball gazing.
• And the roller-coaster popularity of President Clinton has made crystal ball gazing in politics a more risky business than ever.
• I'm not sure where crystall-ball gazing is, unless it's referring to the discussion of life expectancy.
• :We don't do hypotheticals, debates, speculation, what-ifs, crystal ball gazing and the like here.
• Early riser Martha Ball gazed intently at her machine's screen and then signaled an attendant for more tokens when no winning symbols appeared.
• "This is crystal-ball gazing at its worst, " said Adam Thierer, an economics policy fellow at the Heritage Foundation.
• That doesn't sound like speculation or crystal ball gazing to me .-- Viennese Waltz 12 : 09, 19 May 2013 ( UTC)
• A Stenholm spokesman declined to comment on a possible bid, saying, " He's not in the crystal-ball gazing mindset ."
• Chemistry : No crystal-ball gazing would be worth the glass it uses without a prediction of " making life in a test tube ."
• Nonetheless, Carter said competition was controlled rather than " wanton " and that trying to predict rates is like " crystal ball gazing ."
• :For the second part, the article 2010s engages in some crystal-ball gazing .-- Talk 15 : 49, 2 January 2007 ( UTC)
• As for the crystal ball gazing, the editor Crashaddict spoke with Ryan ( CEO ) and myself ( CTO ) about many things to make sure they were accurate.